Do you like what you see here? Do you have some information you want to share with others? Do you want to have your own voice?
By registering you can start a topic or reply to someone on our discussion forum, or write an article on any development subject you like.
Reasons to Register
Here are some more reasons we really think you should join, ordered randomly:
- Strengthen your CV
- Learn as you contribute and get feedback from others
- Network with other people interested in development
- Ask and answer people on our discussion forum
- Improve your writing skills
- Hide the sidebar and footer adverts
- You get a nice little spiel beside any article you write
- A recruiter may headhunt you after reading your great articles— (unlikely, but you never know…)
- Help improve this website for yourself and others
- Promote your own website/blog and gain new readers
- Take you mind off the anguish and boredom of job hunting
- Help others learn from you
- Like the best things in life, it’s free! And if you sign in using your social network, you don’t even have to fill anything out.
- Start working your way up the Development Worker hierarchy to editorial positions—gasp!
- Who knows, one day you may actually earn money for contributing
- You may receive Development Worker goodies and preferential treatment!
Frequently Asked Questions
- What am I getting myself into by registering?
- As much or as little as your want!
- Will you sell my email address to S. Pammer & co.?
- No way. Never. That would be 100% against our principles.
- Do I have to pay?
- Are you kidding? No, of course not.
- I know nothing about development. Can I still join?
- Absolutely, but be prepared to do some learning before you can have something published!
- Shouldn’t I be job hunting rather than joining this?
- Job hunting is definitely needed, but see above for how you can benefit by registering.
- If I log in using Facebook/Google/LinkedIn/etc. will it show on my wall/stream/river/whatever?
- No! By signing in using your social network, you are just verifying your identity.
No? You’re Still Welcome
If you don’t want to register now, we would still love you to leave a comment—anyone can leave a comment. How can we do things better? Feedback, we want feedback.